Kitchen Quest Do-er :o

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  1. driftyx

    driftyx Level I

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    it would be nice if we had a kitchen quest do-er, cause my pets pretty high in stats and I hate having to buy the items and stuff that the guy wants me to buy, so i was wondering if someone would make a program so it would do it automatically
     
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    i also k-quest, and it would be quite helpful and we would save 30 minutes we'd waste buying his items
     
  3. Phee

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    Kitchen quests don't really seem that time consuming..shop wiz in one tab, Quest in another. Done in like two minutes, rinse and repeat. :)

    Just my opinion, but I guess it would be useful to just leave it running, leave the computer and come back in an hour. What's the cap on kitchen quests per day?
     
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    It caps at ten quest per day.
     
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    i never do kitchen quest... i used to a long time ago but now its WAY to expensive... so do use think its worth it??
     
  7. bliztkoon

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    Truthfully, the reward is very random. It may ask you to buy luck 20k+ items, and he may give you like 1k. Stupid. Unless the program can detect to buy items less than 5k, its to my opinion bad. Probably someone can code it to check the SW and adding up the price before deciding to do the quest or not.
     
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    We had one once, and you could specify the max cost of the quest. Then it'd just do the quests for you. But it had some bad bugs I think, that's why it's removed.

    Or it's because of that the person that made the program left the site..
     
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    Lol, too bad. But im raged over the quest cause i just spent 8k to get 919np. :D
     
  10. Rayko

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    that would be a nice thought
     
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    Well since I am almost done with my ab I'll start on a few different projects. My kad feeder, Pet Trainer, Auction Sniper and probley this proram
     
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    Well basically, its useful for people that train their pets. Usually when out of 10 quests it gives 2-5 pet stats which is why tons of BDers to it everyday.
     
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    that's what I was thinking at first, but then, I started writing down what I was buying with the price and finally came to the fact that each point upgrade "only" cost around 20K overall, and I was doing all the quest even if it was asking for a 15k+ item. Training my pet cost me around 40k in codestones each time so do the math !! :)
     
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